Pierce County approved a 250 million board foot timber harvest on Puyallup land, marking a significant development in local forestry management.
Puyallup City Council approved bids for 2026 road and sewer projects, including chip sealing, sewer replacements, and park upgrades, with work beginning next year.
The city released updated flood safety guidelines for residents near the Puyallup River and low-lying areas, following recent heavy rainfall events.
Puyallup Fire & Rescue will conduct joint training with the National Guard at Station 60 on July 16, increasing helicopter activity with temporary drone restrictions for public safety.
Pierce Transit will provide free bus rides to cooling centers on July 14-15 during extreme heat, with extended hours for the Puyallup Tribe's Fan Zone event.
Residents will vote in November on a local sales tax measure to fund expanded bus service, as the Pierce Transit Board approved the transit expansion measure.
Puyallup Events Calendar highlights summer festivals, markets, and community gatherings, with applications for 2027 event sponsorships now open until August 28.
The State Fire Marshal issued wildfire smoke alerts, urging residents to monitor air quality and take precautions during wildfire season.
Puyallup Schools published a NIL guide for families, explaining rules for student-athletes to earn money from personal brands without risking eligibility.
What to watch next: The timber harvest approval and flood safety updates may prompt community discussions about environmental impacts and infrastructure resilience in the coming weeks.